Training in the Cloud
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This document lists 30 tools for conducting training in the cloud in 20 minutes or less. It includes tools for scheduling sessions, curriculum development like Wikis and mind maps, resource sharing through blogs and file storage, communication via Twitter and chat services, live and archived class spaces, and evaluation using polling and surveys. Many of the tools listed are provided by Google and Zoho.
Training in the Cloud
- 1. Training in the Cloud or 30 Things in 20 minutes
- 6. Scheduling
- 7. 1 30 Boxes
- 8. 2 doodle
- 10. 3 WikiSpaces
- 11. 4 Delicious
- 12. 5 Mindmapping
- 13. Resource Sharing
- 14. 6 Custom Start Pages
- 15. 7 Feed My InBox
- 16. 8 Blogs
- 17. File Sharing
- 18. 9 dropbox
- 19. 10 box.net
- 20. 11 drop.io
- 21. Communication
- 22. 12 twitter
- 23. 13 friendfeed
- 24. Anytime Class Space
- 25. 14 Ning
- 26. 15 Jing
- 27. Live Class Space
- 28. 16 Skype
- 29. 17 tinychat
- 30. 18 dimdim
- 31. Evaluation
- 32. 19 Poll Everywhere
- 33. 20 Online Surveys
- 34. Archiving
- 35. 21 Slideshare
- 36. 22 Audacity
- 37. 23 Wink
- 38. 24 UStream
- 39. 24 != 30
- 40. 25 - 30 Google and Zoho
- 43. Presented 4-13-10 @CIL2010 by Maurice Coleman Harford Co (MD) Public Twitter/IM/gmail: baldgeekinmd Bobbi Newman Chattahoochee (GA) Public Twitter/IM/gmail: librarianbyday
Editor's Notes
- #8: Shareable online calendar space
- #9: Shareable online calendar space
- #10: Maurice
- #11: Most paid sites will give your either free or ad free space for educational purposes. You could also do an install of Media Wiki more complicated and less cloudy.
- #12: Most paid sites will give your either free or ad free space for educational purposes. You could also do an install of Media Wiki more complicated and less cloudy.
- #13: Most paid sites will give your either free or ad free space for educational purposes. You could also do an install of Media Wiki more complicated and less cloudy.
- #14: Bobbi
- #15: pageflakes and netvibes are customizable web starting apges. One way to share your resources.
- #16: Students don't like to read rss? Mail it to them!
- #17: Wordpress and Blogger both can host your blog for free. Both can be made private for students who get the willies about posting stuff "out there"
- #18: Bobbi
- #19: 2 megs free. use as backup or for sharing with other dropbox users auto synchs files
- #20: another way to share your files securely 1 gig account is free 25 meg largest file geared toward businesses.
- #21: share your files in piles of ways
- #22: Maurice blogs and wikis can also be used for this purpose..here are some other tools for communication with and between students
- #23: share your files in piles of ways
- #24: set up a private classroom space on ff to share links, continue conversation
- #25: Asynchronus spaces are anytime accesses spaces. You can hold your classes in the cloud with these tools. you can also use blogs, wikis and google groups to do sort of the same things.
- #26: create your own personal classroom space.
- #27: share your files in piles of ways
- #28: Bobbi You can hold your classes in the cloud with these tools. you can also use blogs, wikis and google groups to do sort of the same things.
- #29: Bobbi Many know skype as the free calling service, but did you know you can have group calls and record 15 minutes (or use audacity from you computer) for free?
- #30: Bobbi free video chat rooms
- #31: Bobbi robust live conferencing
- #32: Bobbi As a trainer evaluation is key to the success of your trianings here are some great cloud based tools
- #33: Bobbi share your files in piles of ways
- #34: Bobbi survey monkey, zoomerang, poll daddy all good ones.
- #35: Maurice Archiving your presentations provide you with a vital record of your work and your trainings.
- #36: Put that presentation up in the cloud.
- #37: not offically cloud but open source and free...so there...we bent the rules. a bit.
- #38: one of a few like Jing mentoined before.
- #39: one of a few like Jing mentoined before.
- #40: No, 22 does not equal 30 that is because
- #41: google and zoho provide a one stop solution for some of the things listed here, but we also wanted to point you to some specific resources out there.
- #42: survey monkey, zoomerang, poll daddy all good ones.
- #43: we will both be tweeting the link so if you follow us you will get it.
- #44: confbaldgeek for conference twittering.